Carter Drops $50 Tax Rebate in Stimulus Plan
The White House announced President Carter scrapped the $50 per person rebate and a $2 billion investment tax credit for industry. Treasury figures and inflation fears cited. Congress opposed the plan amid Easter recess and economic debate.
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Ruling on punchboards puzzles Nebraska liquor board
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission weighs punchboard use by nonprofit licensees amid Attorney General Douglas opinion. Chief Administrator Terry Micek seeks clarity on open to the public issues and how charitable proceeds interact with Rule No. 8. Douglas says his office has not ruled on whether a liquor licensed venue can bar nonprofit lottery activity.
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Frontier Airlines cleared to use O'Hare from Lincoln
Six years after seeking CAB approval Frontier Airlines gains exemption authority to fly from Lincoln to Chicago O'Hare. Frontier envisions Lincoln as a hub feeding traffic from outstate Nebraska and Topeka through Lincoln to O'Hare while other routes await hearing and consolidation plans.
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Showers Bring Needed Rain In Lincoln 30 Day Forecast
National Weather Service forecasts above normal rainfall for the Lincoln area with Cloudy conditions tonight and Friday. Highs near 67 to 70, lows in the 40s to low 50s. Full outlook on pages 2 and 28. Editorial notes city hall tensions as Carter proposes a new Latin America approach. LES asks Lincoln officials and candidates about energy conservation.
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Nebraskans urged to think big in international trade
Clayton Yeutter, a veteran in world trade negotiations, urged Nebraskans to adopt an aggressive mindset toward doing business internationally. The note appears in a Page 14 snippet among sections on Ann Landers, deaths, editorials, sports, and various listings.
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Norden Dam O Neill project blocked by judge order
U.S. District Judge Warren Urbom denied a government request to let parts of the Norden Dam O Neill Irrigation District project proceed, citing four environmental review gaps. The ruling outlined six required steps including a supplemental EIS, public notices, and a 30 day comment period before any reevaluation. The case could delay or derail the proposal, risking job losses and millions in potential expenditures.
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J. C. Penney's 75th Anniversary Sale Event
The ad promotes J C Penney's 75th anniversary celebration offering free coffee and cake to shoppers today. It emphasizes a promotional event rather than a product sale and targets local customers with a simple, inviting notice.
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H&S Auto Service 3rd Anniversary Sale Ad
H S Auto Service announces its third anniversary sale now in progress at 2510 South 48th Avenue. The advertisement promotes special pricing and service offers for vehicles during the event.
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Carter to unveil inflation and energy package this week
President Carter will hold a 9 a.m. news conference to reveal his anti inflation plan and a Monday night fireside chat to explain sacrifices for energy conservation. He will then address Congress to present a televised energy bill proposal at a joint session.
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Security push urged on nuclear fuel reprocessing
A congressional study urges an international effort to maintain tight security over nuclear fuel reprocessing. The Office of Technology Assessment warns no nation can be fully protected from nuclear blackmail, noting a clear possibility that nonstate groups could assemble a bomb without access to government secrets or facilities.
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Lincoln Population Figures From 1975 Census List
Lincoln is listed with a 1975 population of 163,112, under 166,000 projection. The regional census table shows Lincoln ranked 90th among cities over 100,000, with a 1970 population of 152,639 and a 9.3 percent increase to 163,112. Nearby cities include Kansas City Missouri 472,529 and Omaha 371,455.
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Industrials rise 11.87 in late market gains
The stock market rose Thursday with Dow Jones indices climbing at 3 p.m. EST. Industrials gained 11.87 to 950.05, transportation up 4.43 to 235.29, and utilities up 0.80 to 108.99.
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